My first real project - hall table

[Igor Petrenko]

Made it like 4 months ago. No plans were used, inspired from watching Norm videos and by available lumber.
Previous experience - ugly utility table for table saw and some shelving.
Wanted to do it from maple only but thought that 2x 3/4 laminated will not be thick enough for legs so i've sandwiched in 1/2 walnut strip. Biting my elbows now for using plywood for drawer sides, may redo some day. Finish is just clear water poly.

[Igor Petrenko]

here is part 2

[Igor Petrenko]

here is part 3

[Igor Petrenko]

and the last part

[Ed Sallee]

Very nice.... nice clean lines and it looks very nice where you put it....

Great job for a first project!!!

[Mike McCann]

very nice. I like the walnut stripes in the legs and the top.

[gary Zimmel]

Great job on the table Igor.

And thanks for the extra pics.

[Craig T. Smith]

Igor, Really nice table, Like the walnut strips in it. Feels good to help something go from your thoughts to reality.doesn't it . Nice job, Craig

[Jason Tuinstra]

Great job. Looks like it found a nice home as well.

[Michael Peet]

Looks great! I too like the clean lines.

[Craig Nickles]

Very nice job.

[Jim Becker]

Really nice work, Igor.

[Joe Chritz]

Welcome aboard.

I like the table, the stripe in the top was a good idea.

Joe

[Dewey Torres]

The combination of the lamination and the simple slim design make it a winner. I f have seen similar table entered in contests BTW!


Great job.

[Allan Froehlich]

I like laminating pieces for legs too!

You have me pondering why you would implement that design?

I did something similar because I didn't want to match the grain of the wood in the legs, so I decided to break up the boundary with the laminated piece.

[Mikail Khan]

Very nice work.

MK